Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-18
JUNCTION JoTTiNGs.
budget of Breezy News From the
Weber County Capital.

Mr.. G. A. Tyler left for the South last
night
Contrary to previous announcements
and expectations the muchlv advertised
wizard, Hermann did not perform in
Union Opera House last night. The rea-
son given is that there is not sufficient
elbow room for the underground work
beneath the stage OF that Temple OF
Thespis. Has John Taylor monopolized
all the underground locations and accom-
modations?
Dick McCarty has big bald-headed
eagle, caught in the mountains. lie (the
latter will crow loudly on February l4th.
Tom Fitzgerald, the popular gentle
man with the saturnine countenance,
smiled beamngly upon his friends gaze
on Monday, having come down from the
North.
Henry Tribe, who divides his time be-
tween Salt Lake and Ogden, is giving the
junction City her turn again for good
commercial commissions.
The Pleasant Hour Club will hold an
other OF those enjoyable balls on Thurs
day next. Good music will prevail, as
usual.
ii the Council of this city want to make
a meritorious mark in their dying hour,
let them have that mud alley on Fourth
street fixed
Driver & Son are having their office
renovated T. c. Morris doing the decor
alive work.
Monday morning followed Sunday
nights inroad OF cold spell with Il cool
infection OF sub-zeroic temperature.
Copyright applied for
There are yellow flags hanging out at
three residences yet. Not that there is
any scarlatina or other contagious dis
ease still prevailing at those places, but
because OF phylacteric caution.
San Jose, California, that he arrived
there in good condition, and is already
realizing an improvement in his health.
\. p. Bowman, OF Bowman Bros,
railroad contracting firm, has received a
letter from his brother G.. r., located at
Fort Steele, Col, in which the latter
states that the work OF grading on the L.
+. branch from Fort Steele to Aspen is
getting along nicely, with fair indications
TO yield satisfactory returns to the pro-
Jectors and contractors. A few days ago
they had heavy storm, but this has
now subsidized and business will be re-
sumed in few days, to be vigorously
pushed ahead. "Aleck" will 90 out in
day or two, as soon as he RECEIVERS from
his recent attack OF conjugal happiness.
Deputy Marshals Exum and Holland
nabbed yesterday one Jens Peter Jensen,
a lusty Cache Valley cohabiter, who had
been ON the underground for some
time. lie was taken before Judge T. j.
Black and held in 81 800.
The two lor two OF the wives OF II. j.
Petersen, OF Kanesville, We're brought
before Commissioner Black Monday fore
noon and held over in the sum of 5000 to
appear whan wanted in the Grand Jury
to give evidence i'm the case Of their frac-
tional husband
Major L, b. Stevens, Chief Registrar,
is attending to his business undisturbed
and undismayed by the petty annoy
ances OF Peoples party emissarics and
would-be obstructionists from the county
jail
The German Club will give another
OF their enjoyable parties next Friday
evening,
Ice is forming prOiusely now on our
rivers, brooks and ponds, and the butch
ers, brewers and others are correspond
ingly happy,
OGDEN, Jan, 10, 1887,